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Are apples considered vegetables?
No, apples are considered fruits, not vegetables.
Why aren't apples considered citrus fruits?
Apples are not citrus fruits because they are not sour. Citrus fruits are sour. Fruit that grows from a pollinated flower is considered citrus.
Are apples high in acid compared to other fruits?
Yes, apples are considered to be moderately acidic compared to other fruits.
Is apple an acidic fruit?
Yes, apples are considered acidic fruits.
What food group do apples belong?
Apples are fruits
Punctuate he brought the following fruits apples peaches and pear?
He brought the following fruits; apples, peaches and a pear.
What is the substance found naturally in fruits such as apples and citrus?
The substance found in apples and citrus fruits are vitamin C.
What are strawberry apples?
Fruits.
What fruits does Rhode Island have?
Apples.
What fruits begin with letter A?
Apples are fruits. Apricots are a fruit.
What do apples and peaches have in common?
Both apples and peaches are fruits that are grown on trees.
Which type of fruits are better for liver operated patients?
If “liver operated” means a person having undergone liver surgery or liver transplantation, the correct fruits will depend upon the type of procedure, drugs, blood sugar, kidney condition and the extent of recovery. For most patients who have had liver surgery, apples, pears, bananas, oranges, papaya, berries, melons and other fruits may be included in their diets. In the case of liver transplant patients, transplant recommendations will suggest a variety of food including fruits and vegetables. The problem of fruit drug interactions becomes critical for the case of liver transplants. Grapefruits and grapefruit juices can interact with certain medicines like tacrolimus and cyclosporine. Other fruits which are often advised not to eat by some transplant centers include pomelos, Seville oranges and pomegranates, and some even avoid star fruits and papaya based on the medicines. Hygiene of food also becomes a concern since anti-rejection medicines reduce immunity of the body. The fruits should be properly washed before consumption, and uncleaned and bruised fruits should not be taken. Rather than recommending one specific fruit to eat, it would be safer to get specific guidelines from the transplant surgeon/dietician for every fruit with respect to medicines taken by the patient. For people seeking specialist guidance post-surgery or post-transplantation of their liver, MedicoExperts also has medical specialists available for consultation. This should supplement the information provided by the patient’s treatment transplantation team.
